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String trimmer clutch removal
Hey mechanics, I need a dash of help.
I have a Stihl FS55R string trimmer that i won at a landscaping show a couple years ago and hardly ever used it until rescently. It just never compared to the larger echos I have. Thats another story. This trimmer has been nothing but trouble from the beginning. Rough running, vibration and hard starting. I am using the proper fuel, exhaust screen is clear. After sitting for 2 years I descided to use it around the house here, has about 12 -15 hours light use at best and has been harder and harder to start. I have put a carb kit in it for fun and replaced the spark plug then when it wouldnt start at all I realized I was getting no spark so dropped in a new ignition coil and properly gapped it. Replaced the switch as well just in case. Still no fire so my only other idea is that the flywheel key is sheared. I can not for the life of me figure how to get this clutch assembly off, is there a hex or torq bolt down inside the shaft and what size is it if there is one. Thanks in advance for any help you folks can offer! |
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You might do better posting this in the Mechanic and Repair forum
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Thanks, now sure why i didnt do so.. I will cut and paste it there.
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